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Why we shouldn't

Corporate begging in style

Resilient, Independent, Creative and Moral

There is always talk about leaving our planet/world/country a better place for our children. Better environment, better ecomony, more peaceful -- seriously, I don't think that's going to happen. It is a nice idea, but mostly what we leave them is more crap. I know "CRAP" isn't a very specific term, but that's really what it is. Crap in the way of global/local environmental issues. Crap in the way of socialist political issues. Crap in the way of stifled freedoms in the "free-est" country in the world. Crap in the way of valueless, amoral leaders, entertainers, teachers, etc. I am not able to leave them something better in terms of the planet/world/country - I don't have the means, the time, the man-power, the political power, the resources, etc. I can do just a little part when it comes to those greater and grander things (and rest assured I will do my little part ). What I can leave them with is resiliency , independence, creativity an

We live in interesting times

I am going to post some links to some articles I have read recently. I find them interesting and thought-provoking. I would like the 1 or 2 people who read this blog to read them also. I am not a doom and gloomer, nor am I any kind of political activist for any political party. I think our country is changing. We can all agree on that. How it is changing, remains to be seen. I am prepared (at least as much as I can be) for whatever the changes are. I see two possibilities for the direction our country will be taking over the next several years. I will choose the articles carefully because I know how valuable your time is and I don't want to waste it. On these issues, these people speak better than I. Enjoy. Maybe that's not the right word. History is Repeating Itself While We Look Powerless to Stop it.

Really?

Liberals clinically mad, concludes top psychiatrist Eminent doctor makes case leftist ideology is a mental disorder